KDA, When we think we are right with God, Well, like J. Vernon often states, “We must use God’s measuring stick.” Then we find we seldom are.
Great work on the Smith Corona. Wonderful color combination.
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Leo – Let the dishes go. Let the rubbish pile. Take time for poetry. Everything else can wait.
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Beautiful job on that Smith Corona, exclamation mark ampersand question-mark.
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Kent: I also enjoy the Aerial Lift Bridge at the Duluth Harbor. Grandma’s restaurant (the original) downtown Duluth is my favorite. Of course my favorite place to visit in your neck of the woods is Split Rock Lighthouse.
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!&?: The Smith-Corona looks fantastic! What a difference – all that patience and persistence was well worth the effort. Very nice.
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Cheers, big ears.
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KDA, You typed an interesting piece OTP today. I think I do remember news media on the “Slave Bible” exhibit (loaned from Fisk University, Nashvill Tennessee) for the Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC (2018.) I found an interesting critique of the exhibit at: https://therevealer.org/the-slave-bible-is-not-what-you-think/
Basically we Americans need to think about if the whole Bible is really “The Good Book” – it is actually just a book, with the potential to be used for good and Evil. These days, it seems to be used for Evil. And we have to use our literacy, thinking, faith, hope and love to resist Evil.
KDA, When we think we are right with God, Well, like J. Vernon often states, “We must use God’s measuring stick.” Then we find we seldom are.
Great work on the Smith Corona. Wonderful color combination.
Leo – Let the dishes go. Let the rubbish pile. Take time for poetry. Everything else can wait.
Beautiful job on that Smith Corona, exclamation mark ampersand question-mark.
Kent: I also enjoy the Aerial Lift Bridge at the Duluth Harbor. Grandma’s restaurant (the original) downtown Duluth is my favorite. Of course my favorite place to visit in your neck of the woods is Split Rock Lighthouse.
!&?: The Smith-Corona looks fantastic! What a difference – all that patience and persistence was well worth the effort. Very nice.
Cheers, big ears.
KDA, You typed an interesting piece OTP today. I think I do remember news media on the “Slave Bible” exhibit (loaned from Fisk University, Nashvill Tennessee) for the Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC (2018.) I found an interesting critique of the exhibit at: https://therevealer.org/the-slave-bible-is-not-what-you-think/
Basically we Americans need to think about if the whole Bible is really “The Good Book” – it is actually just a book, with the potential to be used for good and Evil. These days, it seems to be used for Evil. And we have to use our literacy, thinking, faith, hope and love to resist Evil.
Also, “25 Black Gospel Songs That Have Their Roots in Slavery”
https://www.blackexcellence.com/black-gospel-songs/
Exactly, Scott.